Capital Goods

Companies: 3Sub-sectors: 2Latest quarter: Q3FY26

Sector Intelligence

Sector view
Generated: 06 Mar 2026Source: internet on demand

India is the 3rd most sought-after global manufacturing hub, targeting $1 trillion in exports by 2030 through FDI and PLI schemes.

India is emerging as a global manufacturing powerhouse, supported by a 69% increase in FDI over the past decade. Government initiatives like the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes have attracted investment worth Rs. 1.76 lakh crore, positioning the nation to capture a major share of global consumption.

Includes engineering, manufacturing, construction equipment, and industrial infrastructure essential for power, transportation, and urban development.

What drives earnings

Order Inflows from Infrastructure & UrbanizationPLI Scheme Incentives & FDI InflowsExport Demand & Global Supply Chain Shifts

Value chain

Raw Material Inputs (Steel, Metals, Petrochemicals)Component & Equipment ManufacturingSystem Integration & EPC EngineeringIndustrial & Infrastructure End-Users

What Matters Now

Energy supply restrictions for industrial users due to West Asia crisis

Rising freight costs impacting manufacturing export margins

Continued strength in domestic retail demand for automobiles

Next 12M

Execution of the Drone Promotion and Utilisation Policy 2025

Recovery of global shipping routes in the Middle East

Tailwinds

Robust FDI Inflows

Confidence 5/5capital cyclelong term

FDI in manufacturing reached $165.1 billion, a 69% increase over the decade, providing necessary capital for capacity expansion.

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FDI reached Rs. 14,45,781 crore ($165.1 billion) with a 69% increase over the past 10 years. (IBEF Manufacturing)

PLI Scheme Momentum

Confidence 5/5volumemedium term

Incentives across 12 sectors have attracted investments of Rs. 1.76 lakh crore, driving large-scale manufacturing capacity.

Show evidence

PLI schemes disbursed Rs. 21,534 crore in incentives, attracting Rs. 1.76 lakh crore in investments. (IBEF Manufacturing)

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Urban Vertical Growth

Confidence 4/5demand visibilitylong term

The rise in high-rise buildings and vertical urban development is specifically driving the elevator and escalator market segments.

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India’s elevators and escalators market is driven by urban vertical growth. (IBEF Home)

Headwinds

West Asia Supply Chain Disruptions

Confidence 5/5marginsnear term

The crisis in West Asia has disrupted imported gas supplies and flagged potential shipment delays for industrial goods.

Show evidence

Adani Total Gas curbs supply for industries due to West Asia crisis; Jindal Stainless flags shipment delays. (Economic Times)

Rising Freight Costs

Confidence 4/5pricingnear term

Increased shipping costs and geopolitical instability threaten the competitiveness of manufacturing exports.

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Pharma and industrial exports face hits as freight costs rise amid Middle East war. (Economic Times)

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High Global Yields

Confidence 4/5capital cyclenear term

Rising global yields and regional wars are stalling overseas fundraising plans for industrial corporations.

Show evidence

West Asia war and rising global yields stall India Inc’s overseas fundraising plans. (Economic Times)

Cycle

mid upcycle

The sector is in a structural growth phase driven by government policy and FDI, though currently facing temporary geopolitical supply chain and energy hurdles.

Improves next

Stabilization of industrial gas supplies

Increased disbursement of EV and technology subsidies

Breaks setup

Prolonged conflict in West Asia impacting energy security

Significant slowdown in global consumption affecting the $1T export target

Drivers & Policy2 growth catalysts and 2 policy items tracked

Growth Catalysts

Export Market Expansion

export shiftrevenuelong term

Targeting $1 trillion in exports by 2030 requires massive scaling of industrial and capital goods capacity.

India has the potential to export goods worth US$ 1 trillion by 2030. (IBEF Manufacturing)

New Technology Policies

technologymarginmedium term

Policies like the Drone Promotion Policy 2025 offer high capital subsidies (up to 40%) for new tech manufacturing.

Drone Policy 2025 offers a 40% capital investment subsidy up to Rs. 30 crore for new investments. (IBEF Manufacturing)

Policy Watch

Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) Schemes

activepositiveOngoing through March 2025 and beyond

Who benefits: Large-scale manufacturers in auto, electronics, and engineering

Who is at risk: Unorganized players lacking scale to meet incentive thresholds

PLI schemes attracted investments of Rs. 1.76 lakh crore as of March 2025. (IBEF Manufacturing)

EV Charging Point Subsidies

activepositiveRs. 80 crore disbursement by end of FY26

Who benefits: Capital goods companies in electrical equipment and EV infrastructure

Who is at risk: Fossil-fuel dependent industrial suppliers

Govt aims to disburse Rs 80 crore subsidy for EV charging points by end of FY26. (LiveMint Industry)

Internal Coverage Snapshot

Interarch Building Solutions LimitedPre-engineered Building (PEB) ManufacturingS 9.3G 7.5

growth 7.5, sentiment 9.3, 6 active strategies

Sources
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Avg scoreDerived from first 3

TDPOWERSYS

Electrical Equipment
9.3
8.4
9.0
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8.9

SCHNEIDER

Electrical Equipment
9.1
8.1
8.2
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8.5

INTERARCH

Pre-engineered Building (PEB) Manufacturing
8.0
7.5
8.4
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8.0